Glossary of Key Information Security Terms¶
Kissel, R. (2013). Glossary of Key Information Security Terms.
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Domain-specific¶
- Key Escrow
- … glossary describes it as retaining the private component associated with an encryption certificate to support key recovery, while NISTIR 7298 gives the broader operational form: knowledge of a cryptographic key, or parts of it, is held by one or more escrow agents for recovery and use in specified circumstances.
This sourceNISTIR 7298 Revision 2. NIST, 2013. https://doi.org/10.6028/NIST.IR.7298r2
- … glossary describes it as retaining the private component associated with an encryption certificate to support key recovery, while NISTIR 7298 gives the broader operational form: knowledge of a cryptographic key, or parts of it, is held by one or more escrow agents for recovery and use in specified circumstances.
Mechanisms¶
- Pretreatment or Filtering Gate
- Placing it behind other controls is genuine defense in depth
This sourceDefines defense in depth as multiple layered barriers and safeguards.
- Placing it behind other controls is genuine defense in depth
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